Freeport funeral home opened in 1953 and in its present building since 1958, with three generations of its family serving Freeport and Forreston, where it added a second home in 1975. Its reception areas host a funeral luncheon, dinner or gathering, and services held at the funeral home are streamed online at a family's request.

Freeport memorial park cemetery founded in 1951 on 80 acres, with grave markers set flush with the lawns, eleven gardens including Catholic and Masonic gardens, three mausoleums and niches for more than 700 urns. Its Chapel of Peace, built in 1993, seats 60 for committal services in any weather.

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Freeport funeral home opened in 1928, the home office of the four Schwarz funeral homes in Freeport, Lanark and Pearl City, with a casket showroom and a two-entry parking lot. Freeport Crematory, the city's first crematory, has been part of Schwarz Funeral Homes since 1998.

Freeport funeral home established in 1923 in the first building in Stephenson County used for funerals. Has had its own crematory since 2007, where families may witness the cremation from a private viewing room, and runs a second home, Daughenbaugh Funeral Home in Dakota, and a monument company.

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